Wed, 03 Nov 2004

I knew the Demo-wimps were going to fold, just like they did in
2000 -- but I didn't think they'd do it before the first vote count
was even finished!

I can't believe Kerry conceded already. What about all the promises
the Democrats have been making us for the past several months about
pushing lawsuits on voting technology and voter eligibility?
What about all the lawsuits already filed?

I guess nobody cares any more that there's no way to verify anyone's
vote, that the voting technology of the country is entirely in the
hands of one party. A show of democracy is all that's required;
the actual votes, from actual citizens, are far less important
than the pretense of voting.

The morning's quick summary of voting machine glitches reported
yesterday, at Wired: Watchdogs
Spot E-Vote Glitches. The stories include ballots already
pre-filled in Palm Beach County, FL, reports of misvoting (touching
the box for one candidate and seeing an "X" appear by a different
candidate) in FL, TX, and other states, machines in Texas instructed
to vote straight party tickets actually casting votes for candidates
outside that party, and voters in six Pennsylvania
precints prevented from voting due to voting machine failures,

I should mention that Wired has had the best and most comprehensive
coverage all along of the e-voting fiasco, beginning many months
before any of the other mainstream media would mention the subject.
Follow the links from that story, or just search for keywords like
voting machines or Diebold. Or check out the original anti voting
machine activist site: BlackBoxVoting.com and its
sister site BlackBoxVoting.org.

But Kerry and the DNC aren't fighting against any of that.
They signed on until November 2, and now that's past and they can go
back to having garden parties or whatever they do for three and a half
years between conceding elections.